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ARMY Tine to be Erizseor of Mecgao. he cinvak fame tinte the next Meath ar raid, his Buthefi is only to negotiate fone Matters relating to Vradé. There come repeated Complaints from several Provinces of this Kingdom, of the Scavity 0 ° Card, and the ran of their Coramerce 5 upon which leave 8 gained that to bring in Gorn from abroad, without’ prying the actual Diri We Count a Effree is hourly exp died at Coury, and so soon as he received his Orders, he will re turn to 74oulin, where his Squadron will be refitting in rhe theme can rime. ‘They write from Pigwerol, of rhe roth instagt, Thar the German Troops, quartered in Montferrat, art, on the 6ch. feinz pon several Wagons, laden with Mood, and other Necessiries for the Gallon of Caza, Who offer very much for want of them, Eenfels, December 21. The Enemies Troop: that were arciy’ in’ Motion on their Frontiers are returned seamn co their Quinters. Their Preparations are very great; and they are very builc between the Sombre and the Mzuse, in carrying Provisions and Ammunition both by Water and and, from Charlewide, and other places thereabsurd, to Dinant. The Prench Officers not being able to complear them Recruits, which they are‘making’ in the new Con quists, notwithstanding of their Violences, have obtained an Order from Court,by which the several Bourgs and Villages are required to furnish a certain number of Men. The Sieur de Bergera, who was lately secured for having caused Gueralles to be sent into France, being convicted of the same. Seacence was pronounced against him three or four days ago, by which he is deprived of all his publick Emolyments, more incapable to hold shy for the future in Revice of the King of Spain, and condemned to pay a Considerable Fine. Hugs, December 23: The last Letters from Germany bring an Account, That the French have besieged Rain felden on the Rome, with 1s000 ° Men; and that the Brandenburgh Forces, quartered in the Diocese of Co ggne, with the other Confedérane troops that lay there abouts, were marching to its Relief The States of Hol fend, who intended to' separate'the last Week till after Christmas, ore fil) assembled nn, regulate the Matter of the Goyns, The Pritep of' Mecklenburg carpe hither two days ago, 2nd intends to ‘parade‘ Winter here. “ Pembroke, December 10. “The fame: Brigantine of Lon don, laden with Tar,for Jeeladal, wax, the in Werk, cat away upon the islands near this Harbours Mouth, but’ the Men all saved. . . Falmouth, December 12. “There is come into this Port another VeGel belonging to:.che Dutch outward boad S:. Tuber Fleet, who gives the same Account, we had be fore, of their being amack’d Off of:.Cape Clear by two French: Men of War, with: whom they left,their Convoy engaged . This Ship is called the Hope of Rotterdam, ‘John Symonson Matter, bound for Lishom and thence to Barbary . About two days after she came to, we had facta violenc e:orm.at.. E. that if he was driven ashore; the Goods that. wecan Board: here re:all landed, but much damas hed, and the Ship will hardly begot off. Yesterday arri ved here: from. Loxdig.ghe’ Prince’ de Ghimay, Envoy-Ex tmordinary from the EleQdr of Bavaria to che Kine of “pei, wha invenda to go saith the next Pacquet-Boat to ta: Groyneny i. .f Yymouth, Becpeiber 13. Yellerday arrived here the Giloert and Hefler from Newark,with Oyls, Furs, dis Logwood,for Longa ;. and: th day cane in a Ship of Arsterdam, Mavens Petersin Commander, bound home ben Gaines, : ~ , Tortmouth, December 14. Qui Sackday last came into sur Road about 6e Sail of light Galliers, ‘under Convoy .of the Swepitakes, who fled again the next day. re the Worthwud, Yestenday and this day arrived here several Coltiers from Newcastle. .There are in our Ro: Paoout 49 Sancuulin Gur. The Sunjan- Meridtee? in tailed bee cut Nothwerd. Sheriff for Warwick, Hicham Leborme Ey. Winereas it appears by an Inquisition taken before Joh Cowper Eg; cheef Coroner of Middlesex, Tone Capt. Richard Hill, did ox the of instant, about 12 at Nizghe, in the Parish of St. Clements Dunes, Murder Ate. William Mountfort, and that the said Cag. Hill imecdrately fied for the fame. If any Perjers can apprehend him, or cae him to be apprehended, they shall awe 201. paid them ey Mir. Nounttert’s Badow at her Horse in Norfolk-street. Te std Capt. Hill is of @ fair Complettion, then wore his own Har, and is about 18 years of Age. Avert iements. w. The Protestant Mask taken off from the Jee furd deglithman ; being, an Antiverton Book, Raticuled, Great. Britains Just Complaint. Printed for Robert Clavel, at the Peas cock at the West-end of St. Paul’s Officium Hominis, cum Stylo, tum Methodo Luculentithma expuiitem ; Opus cujulvis, at preecipus indoctiumi Letteris, capius accommodatun ; miliique infinuendis pergham necessarium . Quod cum in XVII Capua dividant, conung uno quoliber Dio Dominice ledto, cep quotannis perlegatur. Accesse runt nonnull Precum formulz, variis Populi Christiani necesitatis busidonem. Pro Edvardo Pawlet, ad Insigne Santorim Bibli orum in Vico Chancery-lane, prope Fleet-street. ‘ ne ‘The Reformed Gentleman: Or, The Old English Morals rescued from the Immoralities of the presene Age ; shewing , how inconsistent, that pretended Genter Accomplishments of Swearing, Drinking, Wharing, and Sabbath- Breaking are with the true Generosity of an English whe. With an Account of the Proceedings of the Government for the Refor mation of Manners, By A, Ad. of the Church of England. Bound? in 8 °. Price 1s. 6d. Printed for ‘T. Salusbury, at the Kings Arms next St. Dunstaps Church in Bleet-firrer, * we The Volunteers: Or, The Stock-robbers. A Comedy ; As it is Acted by Their Majesties Servants at the Theatre-Royal. Written by ‘hg Shwero and Bistorioprapher.Royal. T. Sr J. Knapton at the Crown in $e, Pauls also to be had all Mr. Shadwell’: 17 Plays,¢- bound up, or Single, w At the Vendue ext Bedford-gate. in Charles street, Covens Garden, this prefar Monday, the 16th inft, at 4 af ter Noon, will begin the great Sale of Paintings, with a Number of curious Violing, Cremona, and others, with divers Flutes of Scotny's, The Sale to continue every Monday; beginning with a Lecture on Painting, Sold by Edw. Midlington. tr At the Jamaica Coffée-house, late Justica Woods Dwelling Hook near Execuion-Dock, in Wapping , on Tuesday the 20th instern, and the two following days, will he sold by Audion acurious Collection of Paintings, Linings, Xe the Sale beginning at 5 each Afternoon. . In the Bagnio-Yard, in Newgate-street, on Tuesday the zoth instant, and the 2 following days, will be oun by Auction a curious Collection of Original Paintings, fine Cope pies, Limnings, and other Curiosities, beginning at 4 each After noon, Catalogues may be had at the place of Sale. _ . Oha Sinclear alias Duglas, has a Dent in his Chin, a pale Face, Jacob Wig, a high Nol, aged near 39, has a grey Cloth Cyst, a dark Hair Cambler Coat fired on the Sleeves with blue, formerly Kept a Barbers Shootin Hotborn 3,want fom his Lodgings at Mr. David Povey’s in Hatton-Garden,'on the sth ina Rant, carrying with him Poinie, Plate, and Clothes, to a conside rable value. Whoever gives Notice to the [sid Mr. woy either of the Person or goods, so as they may be secured, shall have # Pounds Reward. He is a middle siz'd Man. ~ Oft by Mr. Wiggins at the Lamb in Wallingford, Berks, a ‘ableck Gelding, 6 years old, negic hinds. the ~arnage
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Mon, Dec 15, 1692
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